After Madonna fell off her horse and suffered minor bruises and injuries, her camp blames the paparazzi who startled and snaps some images of the popstar the causes the incident.
The paparazzo that is being linked to this incident denies the said allegations and he claims that Madonna's camp are lying and telling a different story.
According to TMZ, "We spoke with the photog who tells us he shot Madonna before and after she fell -- but was not there for the actual fall. He tells us he took pics of her riding and then left. About 30 minutes later, he says he got a tip about an ambulance being sent out for a 50-year-old woman -- so he put two and two together and went back to snap pics of her being tended to.
He says all his photos were taken from a public road and the only other photog around was Stephen Klein -- the famous photographer whose house Madonna was at.
As Hinton put it, "If I had startled the horse, I would have gotten pictures!"
The paparazzo that is being linked to this incident denies the said allegations and he claims that Madonna's camp are lying and telling a different story.
According to TMZ, "We spoke with the photog who tells us he shot Madonna before and after she fell -- but was not there for the actual fall. He tells us he took pics of her riding and then left. About 30 minutes later, he says he got a tip about an ambulance being sent out for a 50-year-old woman -- so he put two and two together and went back to snap pics of her being tended to.
He says all his photos were taken from a public road and the only other photog around was Stephen Klein -- the famous photographer whose house Madonna was at.
As Hinton put it, "If I had startled the horse, I would have gotten pictures!"
